Amaury Forgeot d Arc <[email protected]> added the comment:
I write my cffi helper modules like this:
xmllib.py::
...cffi declarations...
ffilib = ffi.verify(...)
for name in dir(ffilib):
# Export all public declared names
if name.startswith(('xml', 'xslt')):
globals()[name] = getattr(ffilib, name)
Then you can simply access functions and defines with code like::
import xmllib
xmllib.XML_TEXT_NODE
This used to work with variables.
Of course, the workaround is to do::
xsltDocDefaultLoader = mylib.xsltDocDefaultLoader
but for each variable.
[Now, I realize that "mylib" is itself a Module... maybe there is nice a
pattern which hacks sys.modules.]
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